Heritage Museum of Montgomery County — Attraction in Conroe

The Heritage Museum of Montgomery County is truly one of our community’s hidden treasures! Tucked right here in our own backyard, it offers a fascinating journey through the rich history of our area and the remarkable people who shaped it. The museum itself is thoughtfully curated, but what really brings it to life are the volunteers—dedicated folks who give their time and share their deep knowledge with genuine passion. Our guide was outstanding, weaving facts and personal stories into an engaging, memorable tour. It felt like walking through history with a neighbor who knows every detail by heart. This is the kind of place that makes you appreciate where you live even more. Whether you’re a lifelong resident or just passing through, I can’t recommend the Heritage Museum enough—it’s an experience...

I'm not sure if all the staff feel the same, but the day we went it was obvious the staff did not like kids. I went in first and without kids to check prices and see what it was like. We were excited to visit the inside and look around. The staff was very nice and informative when I was alone. Once my husband walked in with my kids the entire atmosphere of the staff changed. We were holding our small children to show them around and the staff became very curt. They fussed at us about anything (again, while we were holding out children looking around, not letting our kids walk around or touch anything). We felt suddenly unwelcomed to visit since we had children with us and we left. We will not...

NOT a family-friendly museum.

A gentleman passive aggressively deterred my wife and sister from entering with their children. He said, "This is a History museum, not a children's play place. They will not have fun."

On their website it says, "If there are young ones in your family, the children's room will take them, and you, way back to a simpler time." If children are not allowed, clearly refuse your guests and don't advertise it on your website.

If they are allowed, which it seems they are, it is inappropriate to guilt trip visitors and discourage them from receiving an education.

What an incredible display of...